Would love to compare notes (pun intended) and learn how others are navigating this space.

They can also guide you on things like investment property requirements—like the higher down payments and slightly higher interest rates compared to primary residences.Biggest tip: start with pre-approval so you know your buying power, and it makes everything smoother when you’re ready to offer.

I notice the home values are higher in Troy when compared to Dayton and surrounding towns.

Starting out using conventional financing can be helpful, but at some point DTI certainly takes a toll and its good to pivot to that DSCR type financing.I am hearing of more banks offering 'DSCR' loans, but from what I've seen there are still some elements of conventional financing that take place during the underwriting and processing of them.

As a first time homebuyer, i was thinking of househacking a duplex but what are the pros and cons compared to house hacking a SFH? 

If you ever want to compare notes or discuss potential partnerships in either market, I’d be happy to connect.

You can appeal the decision by showing comparables in the area.

Hi Trevor, I would recommend comparing both terms and seeing which one will benefit you in the long run.

Being able to rely on the NOI instead of comparables to gauge value is really appealing. 

- How do yo keep track of past land sales to compare values?